
Bend School Shooting: Parent and Teacher Credited With Stopping Gunman
A parent who killed the shooter at a Bend, Oregon elementary school is being credited with preventing further deaths.
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A parent who killed the shooter at a Bend, Oregon elementary school is being credited with preventing further deaths.

Trump says strikes on Iran's fortified nuclear site remain possible, while Tehran insists the facility is empty and talks are still welcome.
The IMF expects Argentine economic growth to accelerate in 2027, La Nación reports, as Milei returns home to face legislative and party matters.

A man in his 40s drove a car through the entrance of Ronneby city hall in Blekinge and now faces charges including gross vandalism and drug driving.

ReliefWeb reports 2.5 million people affected by drought-like conditions in South Sudan, with malnutrition and cholera adding to the crisis.

Chief Justice Flavian Nzeija swears in a nine-member Public Service Commission and calls for honesty as district bodies face extortion complaints.

Police in Bend, Oregon are investigating a deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary that killed five people, including three children.

Edi Rama urges restraint after water cannons and tear gas were used on student demonstrators protesting tuition costs and university conditions in Tirana.

A woman tells a London court that Russell Brand tried to pull her into a toilet while behaving like a "wild-eyed maniac," Sky News reports.

An AI-generated infographic showing red and orange weather warnings in Valencia is not an official alert, authorities confirm, as a real dana approaches.

A man in his 50s was found dead with gunshot wounds near Mallow, and Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly expects the case to become a homicide inquiry.

Turkish authorities report a fourth death in Istanbul's floods and issue fresh storm and heavy rain warnings for multiple provinces.
Ukraine's president told European leaders in Brussels he needs at least €70 billion more next year for defense, weapons and resilience.

A Washington Post photographer was injured and olive trees burned as Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians in the West Bank during the olive harvest.

Yemen's armed forces report 1,250 targeting operations against the Houthis in 24 hours, with fighting reported across multiple frontlines.
A child brandished a knife and pushed other children outside a preschool in Täfteå near Umeå, according to P4 Västerbotten. No one was injured.

Kebs says certification permits for fruit juices do not extend to khat-infused beverages and warns of enforcement action against misuse.
A chip truck ran off Road 52 in Sweden on Friday morning, halting traffic between Katrineholm and Vingåker and disrupting trains on a nearby line.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines continues maritime patrols in the West Philippine Sea and held a joint activity with US forces, Manila Bulletin reports.

Houthi forces say they hit a Saudi Typhoon fighter and launched missiles at a command center in Aden, as their spokesman warns Saudi airspace remains unsafe.

A Selbourne Park man has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for attempted rape, according to a report by Herald.co.zw.

Swedish prosecutors say two people held in the Sigtuna case have been released after questioning, while suspicion against them remains.

Authorities are investigating mailings containing suspicious substances sent to election offices and members of Congress, AP News reports.

The Paraná reached 4.42 meters at Reconquista on Thursday, La Nación reports, as swollen rivers prompt monitoring and evacuations.
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